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Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

There is a probability that the
College of the Central Missouri
Methodist Conference, colore,i, viii
be located in this city. The loca-
ting committee was here yesterday,
and its members are fayorably
impressed with Mexico's advan-
tages.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22
The peIlgA,fuI LIQUID Laxs,irs.

Syrup Of Figs is most agreeable
and valuable family remedy, as II
is easily taken by old and young,
and is prompt and effective in cur
ing Habitual Constipation and the
man sills depending on q weak or
inactive condition Of the Kidneys,
Liver, and Bowels. II acts gently,
strengthens the organs on which IL
acts, and awakens them to a healthy
activity. For sale by c. X. Gibbs,
druggist, Mexico, Mo. till Jan. ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22
The Fire Comnany.

The following are now the mem
bers of the Mexico Fire Company:
r. NJ. White, Chief; ]. D. Pratt,
Assistant Chief; c.. G. Dobyns,
First Hose Director; Geo. Willing
ham, Second; J. B. oxen, Third;
j. B. Jackson, Fourth; David Ow-
ems, Al. Frost, Harry johnson, Al.
Johnson, Jos. Lupton, VIM. Bar
nett, James Campbell, Thos. Camp
bell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22
Always Miserable,

Jones-ssYou seem TO be always
miserable
Smith-'sSo ! am. Life has no
pleasures for me-"
ssWhat is the matter 2"
"Anxiety about my future robs
me of one-half of present JOY, and
remorse for my past life gets away
with the other half.''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

WALES may be "a Prince of the
Blood,'' but John L. Sullivan has
even higher title. He is known
here as ''the Prince of the First
R1ood -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

EARLY morning weddings are
likely to become fashionable. The
Hill Crawford wedding at 8 a, m.
was a delightful affair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22
aHoME OF THE ANaELs.n
Los Angeles California, as Seen
by an ex-Mexlcan-An Actu-
al Expense Account.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
Los ANGELES, CALIFoRNIA, Dec.
4.-Having promised many of my
friends to give them, through your
valuable paper, some account Of
my sojourn in the "Home of the
Angels, . will give them . suna-
mary ofmy first months expenses,
etc. / am very favorably impress
ed with the outlook, from a bust
ness standpoint, as the openings
here in every line of business are
certainly very good, and only need
those who are not afraid to take
hold. Immigration is still pouring
in, from every part of the world,
which keeps real estate active, al
though, to one from your country
of s.booms," !" it appears out of all
reason. Corner lots down town from
so, 600 to 200 per lot; two
orthree blocks off the square, 25,-
600 to go, 900; half mile out, D.
OOOto 25, 900; one mile out, $500
to 10000; away out in the country
you can get a lot for seven or eight
hundred dollars. And further out
still, where they contemplate run
ming a street car line or down in a
hollow, or by taking a lot standing
on end, paying half down, you pos
sibly can get the promise of one for
the imall sum of $500. We are
having some very fine weather for
winter-can work out all day in
shirt sleeves, and feel comfortable
at night with two or three covers.
Have had one heavy rain, which
has started the grass here like it
would in Missouri in May. The
gardens are looking fine. We can
have brought to our door every
day, fresh from the gardens, onions,
lettuce, beats, beans, cabbage, to-
matoes, sweet and Irish potatoes,
carrots, and, in fact, everything
commonly raised in gardens and at
prices below the average paid for
similar articles at home. But
meats, butter, eggs, and fowl of
all kinds are high: butter so cents
per pound; eggs, 40 cents dozen;
chickens, Sc to $S dozen. Thanks
giving turkeys were 80 cents
pound Did not have any. House
rent is very high and any kind of
rooms are in demand, although,
through the kindness of friends we
are getting two rooms for $3.50 per
month, but anyone thinking of
coming here must count on paying
500 per month for the same thing.
Board does not seem out of the way,
being $3.50 per week. Wages for
carpenters is $3.50 to 81 per day.
All union men are getting 81. I
believe painters get $3.50 per day;
plasterers S6 to $3.50 per day; hod-
carriers, 81 per day; brick-layers,
$6 to 81, and so on, but l cannot
promise everyone who may come
steady work at the above prices.
Have met since arrived here LA.
Mcconnell, Ira Hall and wife and
DR.. Baker. They all seem pleased
and confident of the future of Los
Angeles. Charley Murray has
gone to San Jose and have not heard
how he Is getting along. Now as
to actual expenses for the past
month for a family of FIVE:
Now to actual expenses for the
past month for family of five:
Room rent, 4 weeks, $1,000
Provision, ............ 23.o5
Fuel. 3.65
Incidental expenses, ...... Z.o5
Total $40. .35
The above, of course, does not in
clude cigars, drinks, theatre, trips
to the beach, etc., all of which are
furnished by your "many friends"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

ST. CHARLES wants the next con-
gressional convention. Mexico don't
care who gets the convention so it
gets her choice for Congressman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

EVERYTHING points to a big boom
in the spring. New railroads ano
new buildings of all kinds are pro.
nOsed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

The wool growers may not be
happy, but the wool wearers are
wild with ioy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

Mrs. Annie Youngblood is very
sick of typhoid fever at Martins
burg. Mrs. Arnold, Of that place,
Iis seriously III of cancer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

IT begins to look now as though
at no distant day the telegraph and
railroads would belong to the gov
ernment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

Ihe aD0Ve,o1 cUurst, uUes hot III
clude cigars, drinks, theatre, trips
to the beach, etc., all of which are
furnished by your "many friends, "
gratis. Come one, come all-if it
suits you; there is plenty of room
out here and no danger of freezing.
II. G. SHEPHERD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

WEDDINGS flourish in Mexico
without the assistance of the Board
of Trade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

Twenty new subscribers to the
weekly LEDGER were secured at
Sturgeon last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

THERE arctic be three more we'd
dings in high life within a few
weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

The new railroad viii come
through Mexico if built.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

THE BOARD of Trade should
take hold of the new railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

r. P. HOPKINS is making an
efficient and close Collector.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

ALL aboard for Springfield and
all points South.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-22

JAY GoULD's income is placed at
81 600 an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
lures rangeL as follows-

The n.sae.t ca,n Orse. totlo.s.1as.;1 10.
ss g S sSe s.s-Sa e.. s"a:
shofs s5
per a Los G oo Sr as, xn ss
s 5SS sas Corn sisosS OasS 5a. ooo
rye 2oo1 ousn Barey ss0S sasa snOasas IT'S, ssn
Oats 10000 BUSH ays 1000 buah' Barley idoo'
ON the Produce TO-DAY the Butter ~arke, wa:
.teliy creamery "a 0SlGi DAIRY 2S"2oo. Eggs i'+~
Fancy = Wnsa. sa.,crmSS Rs s,, s,; sss
Pa 81 ss Lard & s: s sa "s%
5 Bacon a9 g asm E. aaa
Sa Fancy GOOD
LINE ri 80 es5 S. PACKING Butchers IS 900 ~ W.
Receipts 800 shipments 700 neaa
sssa A Alssa ss. %si Nav june
= g S ss " 6 90 s sa.
May igte weak ..sr Ss 60 81 81 &C.
oA'' sysy , Ss "e s1sisS
cash MafFe 6 70 S.a Nay =. g.
,S Seed Wn.. o1S "s. barley
@ o1s so 1850 SSA Wheat 80.
ousiL barley 1880 bush
PEORIA March 70 Corn o"ss Mss M S S SssS
s 1914 '' go 9iseS 87.ss5. ones So
sSS 5SV Ossn oats 5000 bush rive 1000
ments-Coru 29.0U0 Oush Oats 3o.ooo ousL rye i''oo
bush
PHILADELPHIA March l9-Flour- Market ruled steady No
Western aud Pennsyiyana supernns ~ Socs2 s e;
So So Pennsyvania roller 81 Ooat42o Delaware
Fg ! 90 sU e Clear siec5 81
q 500 Louis and southern 1o ss, G latent - o
Minnesota bakers clear 81 90 rs straeh = aS
% S M Sa. ssS S lar se
Wheat Market very quiet prices o. options tn. St sS
in export elevator 92tc, NO kes nov nor a aS1Dn
49, for AYR 9oS9ofS Ave- GS 'GS 9I PesD,y
ad 49, 40 ,o fG M,s Ss.i ., ss
4Sc do April nc: do Nav i6Ts@i7.c DO June ~
s 10 s1s g e. s S wns Mt
Sc Futures ruled steady. No Whits 6 ior
March r Nav s' j ssssc % DO 1877 iSr
Potatoes Cnoice larry Rose ossooc' fs y, 4oo
ss s@rSanss Choice sc' Fa to Good 4. sSc
HeDrons choice So @55c do Far 10 S0o' 30 ;d
s,.s p rsasi cAGso to saany
froyson, .tcaGy Beef CITY Familv DBL sloss 20
asss oo - Pork %ess SIS mesa nav
si5 500 sle oo do DC family 81. oSgsss w ara
Citv 90 steam "a 20 40 butchers 91.s
Butter syr n ssSc. ssisrn iasis
packed Good choice lses4c; Psesag sa'e u, ns:
skins Eggs Pennsylyana irssh ne
Ohio and other Western rss I ranns.S S.
5 Is loo CONFECTIONERY 9l5c. Powdered o'sSoc feou
nT WSe s Sra ss Suss Corn 5so
oats 1900 vush. slupments-wheas 5looo ous6 Cora
$500 Oats 1880 ousn 80
SO Corn quiet anenange NAY ss.;n,s
r sosc Sarx soIpnents- Wheat ~ OUU bush Cora
$1,000 bush oats .... busn. Clover Seed 7ol oagA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
DIR. COLLYER'S WARM TRIBUTE.
NOT A THEULUGIAN BUOND bi n
A MERE LOGICIAN


MERE LOGICIAN
The Rev Dr. Robert Coyer preached at the Church OF
the Messiah yesterday morning on Henry "ard
Beecher." Mr.. Collyer prefaced his remarks with
quotation from lid Chronicles. XIV, 16: Ihey Oueo
him among the Kings. because he had done good botA
toward God and toward his house, The preacher said IN
part:
shall speak this on TIE s o and sG
it As it was never moved OF who has
sd hs ana E as 80 $40 lie
not an old for the . S Sy ,e ay dT m The
AMID a can a Of Of NO for 10 the the
h England 90 wous be a6a. tie aest thing
mate his lite aud character and notice gSSl oes % u,
OF good many this usually means that those who
point such limitations in grea, and God men know better
sayR e s
se Eawa1ss am nS se Of men 81 IL s
BY saying he was no ns Ma on
Geince God flowing truth system Ike that let
they such store at S s so Sh
wthsr within the bands n ST. ,as saa all dsy
hope to have the hands oSsened by lust turn OF M
al SH ali s soG S s for
n ws OF Tna mat S e bound s ss y al
Of Ihis sort God all my hea that he was not
saSs If vow plant asv
ye M 9 %nb nG IN Hasl sic
and blesses tenfold for your care Bnt yon Ph b
self pot you look out for the day to when you
must your tiny saplng nioyour woodot or your
orchard VIII break the pot OF wteI at te ros ana
So in have things growing I'D ue
poor little pots the They sweet an ter
color the eye and netes, too. aud thistle
ia their aud tubs aud were "i a
rare virtue delight you to sting aud STAB plymouth
Church flower pot; II was avery ample t9 ou
no tub Of girth would 20 hold him He required mr.
the whole Republic and then the entire planet lie was hc
the of q but Gods rec man
And no lOgician they say and agree 10 ihat
no know thai you VIII ma III lhe
competed works Jonathan Edwards aud we have 10 Det
Kew wherewith lock nineeeDtwentieths OF our ub,o
family fast into eternal misery and then eave e
without slightest hope
continue a piDcer 10 turn The hey snd lie, you gu
If was the glory Henry Ward Beecher 10 saw WIZ
an ever emphasis grew older that logic Ike TN
rs An insult 10 injury can DO TO man
lie ni> faults and fanys you sag Yes answer ese
he would have been more than man Ana ueIe msS on
frlphfni him. TO that
could imagine that was true not one Moia %
have been said about the man or ms work IN ,ne & !,
was time al personal knowledge OF hIh u
which my mind and judgment sadly tried ana SWAY e.
fhis way and that, I him and sald hhaHl
and forever. 1t IL simply impossible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21

The market for mining stocks last week was less active
and the transactions al the Consolidated STOCK ana fctr"
Tenn Exchange aggregated ONLY 3J6iS9 shares, against
5ll $40 shares for the preceding week or asst weeks
sales Middle Bar con routed 10000 shares ana is pie
ranged r 70 cents TO 81 G9l cents, against II cents
week agO. Taylor Plhaas contributed 22OoO shares NJ
1dg0S cents, HOlyOkc $1,000 shares nj lonlS CENTS
Amainr 900 shares ut ~ JOa III 30 against ~ %
week ago. and Sew Germany l2OOJ shares al 90 81
, cent against o. cents week StaiSnil~, while
moderately active, easier anu sold AT ~ 80. closing
-; Is. against ~ - week ago III Cflsto. Win
1000 shares. co zeal with an advance OF
Ti cents at - Sccuriy Iilling AMI Mining Infatuated
between 70 30 and - 30 c',ims the sane rs u week
ago III 1t; 10 Tho toHslOck shares generally were week
consolidated California and Virginia declined from 81
to 81 81 and -utro funnel ranged from - 10 II cents
AT the stock Exchange PncniN comparatively dul,
after AN advance 10 81 % ~ - - n - 40.
The following SIr lay, -lle ~ mining stocks al
The consolidated STOCK AM Petroleum Exchanso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwyonK; tar'ay March w 70 Receipts wsrs
CITY Total the week 9l27 head asainst I5g head as
week All consigned to saughterers and exporters None
for sale alive Normally steady.
shipments reported yesterday
noting. Feeling slea,iy at previous quotations. ...
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were IL cars OF 24oJ
6Otst and &c Jersey CITY, Total for
the week % 30 against 20 207 head last week .
Trade brisk bat about everything was sod win
Sheep lair y siealy ami Ycariing Lirnbs hrm. ...
mon to Prime sheen sold at - 30 70 80 per lOO
yearng lambs So coast iS for Far to Choices ana
40 hra brought 81 20. $500
sales--D Harrington l1S Territory Sheep lIS D. n9z
$50 Ohio lO5 n at SIS S5 1s0 Illinois do 100 ~ ~ ~:
40 DO 1903 No. $40 Michigan ambs 80 ID. at sc
T. f. Nelson: Is0 Territory Sheep. 1872 ID. at Size.
Hume Mullen 81 state sheep, 20 Id, at 0si iSS ntaS
Lambs 70 n. at 81 60; 1872 Ohio DO o3 10 ~ To- no
PiIcock 81 Western Sheep. 81 ~ at?, 80; liz
DO 90 ID. at Is 20; % state Lambs ~ D. at ,tc
HaIenbeck a Davis; 217 Michigan Lambs ~ 10. ATTIC
II. III. Ho lis 2lO state sheep. 10 ID. at B 10.
Giet: 3S3 Michigan Sbeep. 81 ID AZ 70 per 10
NJ. Collins for ID. Harrington lol Ohio sheep 90 D
at b 56h
j. r. sadIer \ Co.: i60 Ohio sheep II? n at IS 60.
HOGs-Receipts Is cars OF 1873 head-8 cars at
4Os cars at Jer.ey City Total for the week SSoos
head AGAINST 1871 heal Last week. Mono for sale alive
Nomnaly at 6e6asc per ID for Fair to Prime Hoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
DIR. GOTTHEIL ON MIR. BEECHER.
MS MEMORY HONORED BY MANY HEBREWS.
THE RABBI TELLS WHAT HE SAW OF THE GREAT
PREACHER ENGLAND.

THE RABBI TELLS WHAT HE SAW OF THE GREAT
PREACHER IN ENGLAND.
large crayon portrait Of Henry Ward Beecher hung
from the pulpit of the Temple Emanuel yesterday over
Il was suspended wreath OF roscs with snilax ana lines
Of the valley and either side Of the pulpit were ar
ranged groups Of palms Rabbi GOtthel had prepared
for memorial service to Mr.. Brecher in the afternoon
and notice Of 1t had been given in plymouth Church
DR. Gottheil was a arm friend Of Mr. Beecher. ana as
many members church expressed desire TO ateho
the service section Of the Synagogue was set asdc or
imam nv the trustees than 300 members Of tho
church the services and number Of strangers
were present The Temple filled with the large con
gregaiio. The Rev. Mr. Halliday occupied seaI in INC
II he Temple Israel in Harlem, and the Rev. pr Rubin
assisted In the services A., ,,,..eor. o.n.
tenniai anniversary Mt Deecher made an ADDRESS
this pulpit ard the synagogue vas then %
who tried to obtain admission. Dr. Goth II In opening
lis addres TO this GSs1o o %ere apprSprae
this meeting He continued In subsistence ~ ,,. ,art
cosesaisn 20 day IT ,aPP,0d nS by ans "s t
hi hi. would Ss Offence We wO1s The
5sM seensT was friend you scan hs
no, is e w si that %s
the rae, es, only a Sns 1s an "'
ae Yrasss that x sayS 70 S Sss n% misty
can speak as eye Of the service he his
s sso ro hours SPEAK ri, aIF. ssa
Of through his w1ltlh but
never get he crossed tie platform ana ms
smnu fac toward the storm that was awaiting nun
IL was storm had been prepared in advance 10
And him bid that storm 10 become calm ana II De.
calm saw him tame wild and raging beast untli y
crouched and lay quietly at ms feet He did not al mrs.
produce this effect speaking on the, RIeal
constitutional questions at issue In tie war anu .neS
But when he left tins ana
Into the great question OF humanity aud human nio thai
vast audience eoquence like molten metal ashe dwe gu
abuses slavery. Then the audience as q, ~
was carried with him. said that son OF MS was III t
war ana should be killed there was another growing w
and he shoud have and into the army 700 AZ
soon could Then the great soIm OF appas
burst roof shook. men climbing oN .!
each other hands with ha ami those who coui ~
reach forward their umbrellas for INN 10 oucn
Mr. Halliday moved his chair closer to the speaker
listen while he talking, and tears ran down III
cheeks After he had finished DR.. Gotthei introduces
the Plymouth clergyman. who in a short speech eN
the sympathy that had been extended to thom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

March 49, Flour quiet Choice Extras 81 S0S
prime 50 0OG IS rs. Corn aniet steamer Yellow lac
81 s,c steamer Mixed at 81 05l &C. Oats quiet NO
White az 3I34 13s Shorts steaiy Mddings per ION
SIT Is esl9 Butter Quiet Extra fresh made West.
rrn Creamery 3O03lc.; Extra firsts 2I6Iec Beat
Northern fall Creamery ga Cheese quiet .i E.dra
Eastern Extras l7c Choice Western ~ Receipu
for the day Flour LOO bbIA and $40 sscks. Nosa
~ 900 bush OatA IL 900 Dush. shorts loo bush.
BUFFALO, March 19.-Wheat-No; ! Hari quiet car
loads held at lOc Nav round los could 10ught
ch@ap'r NO / Hari Northern Pacihc &c over. Winter
Wheat drmer; sales cars No Red at SIC No whte
Michigan SIC asked. Corn STEADY No. i14 &c;
No Yellow A o.4i.c: No 4sss No Yellow tsc ~:
oats nomLaly unchanged NO. White 3%c bill: 800
asked: 40 8 White SIC. No. Mixed BIC Barley
dull and unchanged No Canada re No capdda
GOc No state - ys nr%s.a nnenSHssa
500 bush. 10000 bush oats liOO0 bush Baregy
.... basin. ShIDmenIs-Wheat 2s.OOJ BUSH Corn isooo
bush oats 1000 Ou5h.
CHICAGO. March .9-Flour auet and unclanxed. WIN YIN
ter Paenss4 a. So southern Winters IS W o. ~ MGR
igan Winter 50 10 Choice 10 Fancy Minnesota ray
ents ~ 2ODS4 3d. Minnesota Bakers IN sacka 20 iyy
1925 RYE Four-S2 900 IS 10 - ojh buck~neAsSzS
r Kol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
THE SUNDIY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE con-
Gained Paris letter about Nilsson. Mathildc Tier"
and the Prince of Wales in the Riviera earIil-
uuac and about papal politics, Toxic letter about
foreign dress in japan Washington letter about
the President and other conspicuous persons, Some
Men Of the Day, picturesque n ties OF the IlealJ
trial. the Theatres, Mind Healer in New
England village, Current Anecdotes; "A 1eil1oic
Nj hit, The Story of Nihilist Tho ways OF
Momen Religious Intelligence. the Week III 80
cicty, People in tho Public Eye State Military
Service reviews of several new books, and many
other interesting features. Leading news topics
were these: 49,.
FoREIGN.-Father Keller committed TO Xii
ma;nham jail. - France annoyed at the al
lance Of Germany. Austria aud ltaiy s,a,e AZ
ment of the Cars Governmcqt as 10 ihe n,"r
mani for a constitution. - Herr oeidl at work
IN Berlin :" Progress OF the Germah IRON mn,h,Io.
ton by the great Missouri river zee gorpe' of tb.
One BODY was recovered from me runs oi une
Richmond Hotel at Buffalo, j. ha b. James hKe turns nS
safe At Scranton. - How the captnre Oh Dr'
Grant alias Perry, was Effected I NE i'aAe r.
up Of the Interstate Commission; Mr. Fairchlie 10
he the successor Of Secretary Manning. - len
Morinons released from prison III Detroit. -
Ss *
Stringent high license law proposed in Pennsy
- Report Of New-Hampshire .aiiroad Com
rnissioners - A new trunk line from the west.
- The Methodist Conference at Philadelphia
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-StroDg evidence given
against Cleary. - he Brooklyn investigation
Continued. - Creditors looking for a broxer
named Waste. - noroewhip used aaansi
the business manager of the Star Theatre. -
More attachments against Lawtons property;
- Correspondence between husseu sage aau
L;ss Maftern. - Another conference OF ON
Gals on CITY bills - The captain OF schooner
Killed IN . collision on the sound. = Hod
valne OF the Iegal-tender silver dollar 4l2i2
cra,,,s,-l 6Ld ner o.nce-75.00 cents. -
Stocks extremely dull. but with advancing hgures'
closing steady.
Copies may still DO had at the Office or by mall
Price ceuta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21

Choice q 1895 2s Extra - 90 Good 70 chsese IAnse
Ssss- Nsssssss - 9 s..rs.7 SO 49,. e.ss. n
week thus TAR l608O head for sAne time lass ven
had, construed through ~ 70 Of which 70
sale, market srons ssiscsoa 1orken W ~
taken.
Recepts-S.0UO nead shipmens 800 hesa nsskes 49,
lUdl5c lower. ehppinx steers go 70 loo y. vcwX
81 stockefs ana Feeders % tU0Sl 10. Cows. Bulls
an, M,x-.I .OasI o, bnlk ~ s06 y, 30
SLOW iUa 5 over kougn and Mixei % 1883 20 rscx.
and Shipping 81 5o0s5 yo Light % ooSso y" ss'ss
g. IA ~ m -.
shssp-Receipts 5000 snpments 100 nsed market
strong 900Si SIS Weetcrn - OODs4 Co.
Texans 81 1903 15. Lambs .. 6O1s5 d -
LoUs March l9.-Coftte- heceipt&-bO neal BOD
m head strong Choice Heavy Nstivs steere
81 U0s5 80. Far Good shipping steers y Wot 70t
Hatchery steers FAIR " % 80 % 81 reedefe
good o. stockers sir good ~ zoos LOO
Texans common choice ~ ,O0S3 So
hocs-keceipn 900 heal sn'pmeass Slo0 head; maykes
about steady. Choice neavv ana Butchers eeeco0ue
So dSj 95 Packing good % go 10 Yorkee
Medium Prime. 50 40es5 Do. PiGs common - GOOD.
SassD-kcce,pts head: shipments 1900 head: nsrkst
steady Common TO 81 ~ os3 50 Medium 70 Fancy
So G06$4 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
COURr CALEXDAhs F0R TO-DAY

.urwsuE ;oUtr 'l,t,t. -Betoro Patterson. Mos
s1rgaSs Couir-nrSEGAL Before Van BrnnL RI
Bray Daniels. JJNo, 40 40 A. 90 ~; ~ %, ~
~ ~, ' i"i 1915 49, 24 l2s 81
ham l. 27o, 40 III ?7s 2so 49, 72'. 7.i 1882
~ rIMf tolmi-sriciS ITM-pAnI IBecge Beach %i
J-No, 2o5 ~ 2s2 2s 2 4J1 80 25 i So 4'o 10
SUPREME COURT-CIEcUIr-rATT l.-Bciorc -. J'-No
"I surHnnT IBeicrG andrew 7" 7 i
is60 s SSIG sa,S iSi T. ssSJ $685. SOL ,,..
i ss sS Ls sD9 SSi
d. d. rs z s 50 J. i55 1851 200 Ssol sis 2ldS $751;
surnEMK IyIBei995sd po a%s7 5a
No. 90? 25 49, $3.50 1913 se 500 1917 ios5
4jj ;GGs lOi7 4ov. l0j i15J ~ VIZ 22 ?ssb $3.50
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